Kngllthman'i Opinion of lh A'
merlcan.
We yesterday received a publication ol Dr.
I.yrll'a travel in the United Stale. We have
since looked tlironph his book, and find Hint it
possesses considerable interest. A lorjre part
is taken up with remarks upon the geology of
the country, which we should suppose are valu
able, coming from bo eminent an authority. But
there are also observations on the character and
manner of tho American, that are likely to
(rive the books a broader intercut. From the
Intter we make a f'esv extracts .- -N. Y. Com.
Adv.
'One of the first peeuliaritintbat must strike
a foreigner in the United States is the def.T
ence paid universally to the sex, without regard
to station. Womon msy travel alone here in
atagre coaches, steamboats, and railway?, with
In.. mlh nfdntniintnriA(T diearrroavnldat .mb uii.ttff.
and of hearing coarse and unpleasant converts- '
tmn, than in any country I have ever visited j
1 he contrast in this respect, between the Amer
icans and the French is quite remarkable.
There is a spirit of true gallantry in all this, but
the publicity ol the railway car, where all are
in one long room, and ot tho large ordinaries,
whether on land or water, is a great protection, j
the want of which has been felt by many a fe- j
male traveller without escort in England. As '
the Americans address no conversation to stran- J
gors, we soon became tolerably reconciled to li
ving so much in public. Our fellow passen-
l.ers consisted for the most part (d shopkeepers, j
tiriiz-ins and mechiuiics, with their families, all
well dressed, and so lur as we bad intercouse
with them, polite nnd desirous to please. A
l.irge pnrt of them were on pleasure excursions,
iii which they delight to spend their spare
cash."
Mr. l. i:u, in another place, s.iys that he did
dot meet with more ill-bred people in this coun
try than he has been in the habit ot seeing at
home.
'Travellers must make up their minds, in
this as in other countries, to fill in now and
tlien with free and easy people. I am bound,
however, to say that in the two most glaring
im tances ot vulgar familiarity which we huve
experienced here, we found out that both the
nllenders bad crossed the Atlantic, only ten
years before, and had risen rapidly from an bum
ble stulion. Whatever good breeding exists
here in the middle classes is certainly not of
foreign importation ; and John Bull, in partic
ular, when out of humor with the manners of
tho Americans, is often unconsciously beho'ding
his own image in the mirror, or comparing oi.e
class of society in the United States with ano
ther in his own country, which ought frjin su
perior aflluence and leisure, to exhibit a higher j
standing of refinement and intelligence.
The N. V. Gaz., speaking of the woik, says
Some pleasant Anecdotes of character and
manners are bereaiid there interspersed through
Mr. Ly ell's chapters, and his discursive remarks
in several instances are made in the most sen
sible and liberal spirit ; but, the book in the
main is a rigid geological journal a most valu
nblu acquisition to the library, but disappointing
to many who read only for amusement.
The geologist, indeed, will find here no sce
nic description ; for we suppose that to the tho
roughly initiated, the mere scientific enumera
tion of soils and rocks will possess their minds
at once with the features of the landscape ; nnd
who can say but that the time will come, when
a knowledge of geology is universal, that its
terms like short-baud writing will be a cus
tomary substitute in travelling literature for all
the wordy descriptions we now have to wade
through. Even the James's of that day will ri
pen a novel with a single paragraph which
shall convey a distinct idea of a whole region
of countrv.
The Timb to Bm-kii. "Blush not now,"
said a distinguished Italian to his young rela
tive, whom ho met issuing from a haunt of
vice, "you should have blushed when you went
in." The heart alone is safo which shrinks
from the slightest contact or conception of
evil, and waits nut to enquire, what will the
world say !
A scene at the Gate of 1'aradimb. A poor
tailor beingr released from a troub'esomc world
and a scolding wife appeared at the (late of
Paradise. lVttr usked if he had ever been in
Purgatory.
No,' said the tailor, 'but I have been mar
tied.'
Oh, said Tcter, that's all the same.'
The tail.ir had scarcly got in, before a fat,
turtle eating Alderman caino puffing aud blow
in. Halloo ! you follow,' said he, 'open the
iW. .
'Not so fast,' said Pi.ter, 'have you ever
been to I'ugatory V
'So,' said the Alderman, but what is that to
the purpKC 1 You left that poor half starved
tailor in, aud he bid been no more in Purgatory
than I.'
But he has been married, said Peter:
Married !' exclaimed the Alderman, 'why
I've been married twice.'
Then please go back again,' said Peter,
'Paradise is nut the place lor fouls .'
A Hit. "My dear Madam," said a Doctor
to bis patient : I am truly gratified to aeeyou
yet in life. At my last visit yesterday, yon
know I told you, you hud but six hour to
live. '
" Yea, Doctor, you did, but I did not take
tho doae you left uie."
Another
I1AXU NOTE I,I8T.
The fallowing list shows the current ynlue of all
Pennsylvania Bank Note. The most implicit re.
Imnce may I placed upon it, it i every week
tan-fully compared with at d corrected fiom Diik
nell's Reporter.
rtsiuKfl In Philadelphia.
t Dur. ir
Wat.o,. ,,hiiaii
NOTES AT PAR.
flunk of Noith Amnion . ,
Bank of tho Northern Liberties ,
Commercial Hank nf Penn'n. . ,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank
Kensington llmk . .
pur j
par !
l",r
pr
par
Philadelphia Bunk
Schuylkill Hank
Sonthwark Hank .
Western Hunk . .
Mechanics' Hank . .
Manufacturers' A Mechanic' Rank
Country HankN.
Bunk of Chester Count) Westchester
Hank of Delaware County Chester
Bank of (icrmantown tJerniniitown
Bank of Montgomery Co. Noiris'own
Doyleslnwn Dank Doyleslnwn
Easton Bank Huston
pnr j
par
par
par
pnr
par
par ;
pir ;
par '.
par ;
par i
. . i
I hese
Farmers Hnnk of Dorks CO. Hri-tol
Office of It ink of Perm's. Harrisbnrg
Oflire do do I. minister
offices
In not
niTire do do Reading
Ojlice do do
NOTES AT
Easton J issue n
DISCOKN T.
Hank of the United Mutes
tiatik of Prnn Township
Philadelphia
pnr
pir
par
i
I iii aril Rank . . ,
Moyamcntnng Bank
Bank of Pennsylvania . .
Miners' Rink of Pollsville Pnfsv-ille
Hank of l.rwistnwn LcvvUtiiwn
Hank of Middletown Middletown
Bunk of Northumberland Northumberland
Columbia D ink & Bridge co.Oolumbia
.,,
par
j
I
I
Carlisle Bank
(Carlisle
Exchange Bank
Dii d' branch of
Farmers' B;ink of Lancaster
Lancaster Comity 11 ink
Farmers' Dank of IJeading
Harrishurg Bnnk
Lancaster Unnl.
Lehnnon Hank
Merchants' & Manuf. Dank
B ink oLTiitshurg
West LTrTiich D mk
Pittshurg
llollidavsburg
Lnnesstci
Lancaster
1! iiding
llarrMiiirg
Lancaster
Lihaiion
Pitlshurg
Piiisluug
Willinuispnrl
Wilkes ha no
Allentowu
i!t-ndiiig
Plttshurg
par
par
pni
1
put
i
t
t
i
Wyoming Dunk
Northampton 11 ink
Hi iks County Hunk
Ollice of Haiik of Li. S.
D i ' do do
Do do d
Kensington Suv, Ins. A
Penn Tow nship Kav. In.
Hank of Cliuiiiherchurg
Hank of tieltyshurn
Bank of .sn quelianna Co.
Erie Dank
Kanners' iV Drovers' Dank
Piankliu Bank
lloiiesdade H.nk
Monnnguhela Dank of D
Vork Bank
failed
do
l .l ie
New it riiiliton
do
do
Chamhcrshurg
tii ttyshurg
Montrose
Erin
Wsyneshurg
Wnshiiiiiloii
Iloiiesd.de
Dronnsville
Yoik
do
1
I
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Si
at
l
'
H
l
N. It, 'I he notes of those hanks on which we
imil (iiolnlions, and suhstitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased hy tho Philadelphia tirokers, wiih the
exception of those which hae a teller of r fen rice.
D R () KEN 11 A N K S.
Philadelphia -Sav. Ins.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill Sav. Ins.
Manual Lahor Dank (T
I'owanda Bank
Philadelphia failed
do lulled
do failed
W Dyott, prop.) failed
Towanda
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank of Beaver
Bank of Sw alara
Bank of Washington
Centre Dank
City Dank
Farmers' & MerhVs' Dunk
Farmers' & Mech'rs' Bank
Farmers' V .Mech'rs' Dank
Harmony Iiikiilute
Huntingdon Dank
Juniata II ink
Luinherineu's Dank
Northern Hank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Norlhuiuh'd Unbui Col. l!k.
North Western Dank of Pa.
OiHee of Schuylkill Dunk
Pa. Agr. (V M inuf. Bank
Silver Lake Dank
I'nion Dank of Penn'a.
Weslmoirlainl Hank
Bedford
Heaver
itanishurg
Washington
Dell, fonlo
no sale
closed
closed
failed
closed
lio sale
failed
faded
failed
no rale
Pittshuig
Pitlsl.urg
Fayette c.
f ireencai-l'c
Ilalinonv
llunliiig Ion no sale
LeMistouii no sale
V'arien
Dlllhlair
New Hope
Milton
Meadville
Port t.'uiholl
Carlisle
Mont i one
liiioniown
faded
no sale
clnxed
lio rale
ilo.-ed
failed
closed
filled
closed
tireenshurg
Wilktsbarre Bridge Co,
ilkesbarie iioksIh
(jf All notes purporting to be on any Peun-yl-vauia
Dank not given in the above list, may be set
lown a iiauds.
KKW JI.HM.Y.
Bank of New Diunswiek
Belvideie Hank
Burlington Co. Dank
Commercial Hank
'Juinlxrland Dank
Farmer' Dank
Parmers' and Mechanics' Dk
r'anucrs' and Mechanic' lilt
Farmers' and Men haul' Dk
Franklin Dank o! N. J.
Brunswick
Bclvidere
Me.lfur.l
Perth Amhoj
llrideioii
Mount Holly
Rahwav
failed
1
far
i
par
par
i
N. Hiuuswick failed
Middletown Pt. I
Jersey City fjdc.l
Huhokeii Dkg.& (iraiiig Co Huh. .ken
failed
filled
faded
faded
failed
i
pur
no sale
Jersey City Bunk
Jersey Cily
Pattetsoii
IMIcviile
Morristown
K i cell old
Newaik
Trenton
Jcnuiy City
Newaik
Mechanic' Dank
Manufacturers' Dank
Munis County Dank
Monmouth Ilk of N. J.
Mechanic' Dank
Mechanic' and Manuf. Dk
Morris Canal and Dkg Co
Post Notes
Newaik Dkg & Tns Co
New Hope Del Dridge Co
N. J. Manufac aud Dkg Co
i
i
failed
lulled
4
failed
Lainbeitkville
lloboki-n
N J Proteclon i Lombard bk Jersey Ciiy
Orange Dank t trauge
Paterson Hank Palersoil
Peoples' Bank do
Piinceton Bank Princeton
Salem Dunking Co S.d. ui
Stale Dank Newark
State Bank Liu ibeituown
Stale Dank Camden
Slate Dank of Morris .Moniatown
tata Bunk Trenton
Salem and I'hilad Manuf Co Salem
Sussex Bank Newton
Trenton Hanking Co Trenton
l"ni..n Hunk Dever
Wssliingtou Dunking Co. Hackensack
ii:l, a u a it ii.
Uk of Wilm & Urundy wine Wilmington
Bank af Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna
Do branch Miltord
Fanner' Uk of Slate of Del Dover
Do branch Wilmington
Do bian.b tieoigetown
Do branch Newcastle
I'nion Dank Wilmington
err I 'nder 5's
par
..r
j
1
par
1
failed
tailed
i
par
failed
par
par
par
par
r
par
par
par
par
fj- On all bank maiked thus (M there are ri.
(tier rounteifett or altered notes of the various ds
uominatiocs, in circulation.
WIST A ITS
ii n.s m or wim C'linnnv,
A 'oinnttt,t ftalanmla Preparnllnn from
Wlltl Cherry llarlt and Tar,
Tlie . remedy known to the world for the cure of j
coughs, coM. asthma, croup, blreilmg of the
lungs, whooping rough. bnmchitit, in flu
enza, shorlne of breath, pain ami
Weakness in the breast or ide,
liver complaint, anil the
first tinges if
COXSUMITIOX.
We will net nssrrt tlmt this U.M.SAM will cure
(!oniiinn'ion in ist worst rm. hut it hnn ntred
' mnnv after nil other menns of rrlief I s I lieen tried
' in vnin. And li not t ll seemi that the WJI.T)
CHF.RRV was destined by Natnie to be our PA-
N At r. A f.ir the rnvncing illseises of tl.is c h
tiMide. I, el not the it "pairing invalid wna'n bis'
mD''V and loosa I IV1K, to I'lm s nil impor'anl. '
in txfrrimrnting with llie Irssliv nolrum of lie '
d iy, lint use ot once a medirine tlmt will rure. If a j
rnrelie p s-ilile a mi dici ie thit seienre approve,
and innnv yiars of rxperietire h ive demonstrated '
tlmt it almay relieves. j
TVere is o turh thing n fw'l." in the historv
of this wotiderfnl BAI.SA.M. Evidence the most j
cnoviociiig evedei c.' that no one ran doubt, fully '
e-latili lies tlv.a fart. For the anke of brevity we ,
sr'ert the f - I owing f'.un t'iouinds.
Isanr I'ls't, Esq., Editor of the P.diei p"ie E-igle, I
one of the ni.'t influentinl j iurnaU in tlie a t n ' e of i
I New Yoik, st.it. a nutlet the snt'inrily of his own !
' name, Ih it a vonntr !ndv, a relttiva n'f b , of ve-v 1
delicate c nst i' m i.m, wn nliscked in Fell. .
wiih severe mid. whii h immediately prodiired spit
ting eflilond, rough, fever, nnd other (!ari?eroiis and
ahinnii'ft svn'ptonis. I'lirmigh medical iieiimru'
and ctic she pi tinlly ree verd dorinir summer. !
Hot on the return of winter she was alt u kid mine
iolentlv ttinn nt ftis!. she hi came scarcity aide to
! walk and wa tmuldi d iv ih eonuh, chill and fever !
I every day, and appened ti he going rapidly with .
i i eonsump ion ; el mistime, mini tneie sa n sign
I of improvement, Mr. Platl pr cured n ho'tle if
I WisTAii'a IJlsm or Witn t'liniar. which she j
I look, and it s eniingly reored her. Khe g t a sr- j
I cond, and hefore il a half tsken he was restored ,
'o pirfrrl liiullh. which she has enjoyed I i the pie- J
sent nine, without the slighter! symptom of her lor
iner di-e se.
Mr. P att snvs "ihc cure e 'me under my ewa nl
seivntton and I cannot he mist .ken as to the fuels." J
EXTRACT OF A I.K1TF.R FIIOMA POST
MASTER. DATED
P.i aneKf.. Washington co., Maine, A pr. 89, 1811.
Ml!. I-'SA C DirTTS. Dear Sir : At the re
qnc.t of manv of my friends in Ibis place and vici
iiity who sre afflicted wiih consumption nnd liver
reiiip'ain's, I take the Ii! cry of nskii g yen to ap-
I cunt someone in this rounty as nfient to sell Wis-
th' Hism or Wu.n Cneanr. nnd tnseiid bi n
a few d '7.en as there is none of i! for sale within
2t)(l miles from lhis I have no doubt thai il would
n e. I with a remly sale if il were where il could le
iia-orcil without to. much expense mid delay.
My wile was attacked about six m nilis since
wiih what the physicians lulled ihe fir-t s'ag' of
c n-ninp'ioii n complaint v ry pievslent in this
s. c'ion of country. Having seen the Balsun ad-
vert srd 111 Augusta.
Zy 200 MIXES FROM HERE, -3
I t (ok the pains to aeud there for a .J oule of it,
which she took, and which helped her so much that
I set t f.'i I AO botiles more, which ihe has n's ta
ken, and he now say she lias not fell so well for
six year as she dues at this tine. All I hose who
l ave inquned of me and ascertained what effect the
H'tls.-tm h id, are anxious In have some for sa'e in
I hi - viciuiiv, which is ihe ci.u-e of my writing nu.
Plea c infirm me by lelu n nt lil.il whether you
(include to scud some, nnd it so I.. whom, in ordi r
iliat it may be known where it enn be had.
I am with re-peet vours, etc.
P. ti. FA RNsWORTH, P. M.
The w hole country is fast learning that r o medi
cine no physician no preparation of any kind
wh.il.v. r can equal Da. Wiitah'b Uhsih ir
Wi lii Cm am i .
a TUI I.Y vtvoMii.uri i. c I'm:.
W rr.n i lit:, Oneida i N. Y.S. p. 15, IH trt.
Dear Sir I ewe il m ihe aflheled In ml. .no y u
that in J.iiiunry lot I wn alia, ked by a ve' y vin
lent cold, eaiis.d by wo ki' g in the water, which
seitled ell my lun,;s. It v-us n-roinpaiiie.l by a r
ry sivcie pain in my I r. sl and shits, and ids . a
ills! ie-u g Cligh. I had in aiteudauce all the 1 1 l
inei'icl aid ill our vdl'ge; but tfier ethausiing all
their skill o no nv il, they pronoun, ed my di ease
i on ei h mhi i in'i 'irrnoi, nnd tin y ore nnd all
g ire mr up to ilie. After much pi rsu ( ion I got
ihti i en-nit of my physician to use the Blsm hi
Witn Ciiihiit pr. pared by Da Wistah. I pur.
cha-ed of the Agent in our place one bottle, before
u.-ii g half of which I lagan to gain streng'h. and it
was very evident my cough was much better and
my symptom in every way impr vii.g. I have
now used thiee hoitl. s, mid am restored to perfect
u' -1 s i it's' it u iV op v n chfi
l)U W la I Alt S BALAAM Ut II.D L HER-
t! ; nil I I take this n.elh.ul of g v.i.g you the ,n
loruiaiinn, p.trny to pay you me oeni in grnuuoe
I owe vt.u, and p.iitly that others i eiiaily afnictc.l
may know where to npp y lor relief. j
Vciy tmlv yoius, JAMES RACE. ;
Mn. I'ii.mi a. Drucgist, under dale of Wall rviile, j
ept. 2 lib, lsill), wriii;
The rtat. inent nin-n you by Mr. James Snge is .
well known lo be Hue by this whole cominuiiiti
Il c rt duly was a most remaika' le cure. The sale j
f ihe HaUnm i very good, and its success in cures I
uiry flittering. Vouis resH elfiilly,
D. D. PALMER.
TIIK MOST liKMAItKAMU:
CTHK r.VKH J,l'.C'Oi:i)Kl. I
lliiniosriri.il. N. .1 , Apiil III, I S ti.
On or about the I3lh day of Oi lober, 1 (1-1 1, Iw.i I
taken wi'h a violent pain in the si le near the bur. !
which lolliinlled for alinllt five day, and was fob
lowid by the breaking of an u'e r, or alaeess. in '
waidly, which relieved the pain a little, but cau-e.l
me ! ihrovv up a great jo nintv tif otleusive matter j
and also lunch blo.al. Being grra'ly l il in. .1 at I
this, I applied lo a physician, hut he said he ih- ugl I j
he ceuld do but Ii ll for me eve. p j e in.- ..me j
Mercury Pills, wh.ch I lefused to take, feeling
saiislied Ibal ihey c.-uld do me nn g.Hal ; mai.) o- ;
i lie r r. in diev weie lion procured by my wile an. I
fuends, t'lit none did me any ttonilai-d tlie dis i
charge of blood and couup'i 'II still c.'l l liUid ev. ry
It w day, and at last heroine so i,ffei.ive that J
c-.u'd scarcely breathe I w.. also leized with a vi
olent rough, which al time caused me to raise
niu.h moie blood than I bad done la-fire and my
disease roiilinncd in thi way, cull growing worse,
until February, when all hope of my tecivery was
given up, and my tnead all thought I would die
of a (iallopiso Cuki'NrTin. At ihi moment,
when mv lite waa apparen ly drawing near it close,
I heard of DR. W lsTAR'8 BALSAM OF
WILD CHELRY. and got a bonis which as
likviii as imvimihtut ; and hy the use of only
three b"lile of this nied cine, all my pain were
removed my rough and spilling of blood and cor
ruption entirely stopped, and in a few week my
tiralili wa au far icsluied a to riiable me to woik
l my Itade, (w hich is a carpenter,) and up lo tin
tun 1 have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
CiorrrtTta Cocktt, N. J , a.
Personally came before aur, the tubicriber, one of
lbs justices of the Peace in and for the snflconn
ty, Thomas Cozens, and deing duly affirmed acs
ron.ling to law, saiih the nbove stdtrment is in all
things true.
Airirmrd brfure me, on the 20th of April. 1 81 3. ?
i CttMSKT.J P. S
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM. "SATIRE'S FAVORITE rRESCRIPTIOV
a presctiplinii congentil to nor wants, as it is pie.
paied fr 'in rhemieil rxliacts from subslanres v.i.ch
the author of nature hat placed in our own lind
for wise purposes that many who know nothing
of the mode of jis nrrnnriiion are endeavoring to j
reap pecuniary henefl's hy selliue. n aiticle similar ,
in riiiins, or in Hppear.nta, or hy representing their j
own lia-h s superior In this BALSAM, or lit put- j
ling up a mixtinc nnd a demnly asseverating that it
is imp .rle.l fr.un a f.irrign country, which is lint the I
case. All these deceptive arts goto show tlmtl
WfT' Hai.sm i known tn the world In ho
77z.' t; in: at m:Mi:n v." and iimt to se
any mimure it must lie like this in name, or pur'
port in he like it in suhstanre. j
lXj Belie. e not the riintiiiigly wrought fahiirs. j
lions and lake nu'y the onginal and genuine i
Wisrm's I!i.m or Wu.n t'liinaT.
NO OTIIEH CAN DE LIKE IT. !
Address all order li ISAAC BUI"!-., No. 32 ,
Ann ft New Ymk.
Agents, JOHN W. FBII.INO. Rnnlmru,
1) HI! W fit! A M. Knrthumherlund,
i. K. MO Y Kit. Htnomnlmtg.
J. W (if;o.SKLLKI, Si-rnn-nrtn'e, !
B.'JflWN CKEASV, M-fft,nrille.
Feb. S2.I. 1815 ly ' i
"FIFTY DOM.AIJS WV.W AKI) i I
CANTREItli'S I
t ( (ltIrSt f ('(I Oil Mill V ifi (l IC I I1CM 1
TILL not cure everv thing. 1ml s'i I r. lu. in
7 V Uueiiiintled in their several depnrtmei ts hy
every ihirig ever offered to the ' public, wlei have
voluntary came forward sod i lleri il numerous and
higtily rspscluhle ttsiiiii.mials of their superior
i Hie icv.
Ctintrrll't Compound Meilirnleii Syrup of Sai -tnfiar.la
t or, Aiili-tSenrl'iUii: iSyrup, for the ci.re
ol CVoiluIn, t'hronic Khen.n itism, t'hronic Kwel-
j bngs of the Joints, (.tuptions of the Skin, and all
I Dims-c.i aiisiug fri in the almse of Meicury; tlj-c..
j uiisurpassed hy any thing ill the ma kel, coinhi.
ning alt ll.e virtues resident in t'le Sar-np.irill.i
( with a modern in-diraineiit, only lately hrouht
j out hy I lie most respertaldo medical aulhontirs.
i Plice, fid cents per h.iltle.
' Cunt i ell 't . Ititi-Djfpcptie l'i,wdt r, t. r the re
lief nnd 1 1 riiiani m cure of lht in ."( distiessing
i oii.pljini, Dyspepsia, in all it foini nd s'ng
! It is tinlv a nine' n!uhh' remedy. tS dil in I nlili's
I ai 'ih and AO cents each.
j f"iinr'y Jtgue. Mixture nod Tno'.c Xntirn.
I nirnln, stands it t the bead ol the liM ueriva'Uil l y
I "nv, or all the inniimernhlr medicin-s in u-e
j hnnig!iiiul the length and bread h of the lot d, for
the core of Kr.viR and Am r. in all its stages, and
I fn.in all its consiipiencf s.
licsi.lents in Fever and Ague districts should
i never l e wiihout it.
j The sohsciil-rr will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
' where l is medicine tails to peiform a cure in thi
most obstinate Cne,
S Id Who e.de and Retail bv CALEB CUES.
SON. nt his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North Third
Street, Philadelphia ; also, hv the r.cularly np-
I pointed agent. SE I II W. ROBERTS, hoha e
Drligiiit, No. .VI Water Sjrei I. Mobile.
I 'i .pared oilv bv I lie Subecr-ber, corner .fC A R.
PENTEK and SF.l'ONH Str.eis, below 1'hri.ti.
an. Philadelphia, where il i also retailed.
Ui.serve, none are genuine without the signature
t,f JOHN A. CAN TK-ELL.
f 'nnlrcir) Apuc lllxtm-r, or Tonic
Al4'll('illlH'llt,
For the cure of nil 11 limn affections, if taken ac-
I Conliiig In directions.
It is s i.ever tailing remedy which no fnmi'y
lough' 1 1 be wiihout, especially in low marshy
j enn tries.
I As thi medicine is put up under the p-oprie.
tor's iinnn di aie inspection "n the most si'tennli."
1 pii'.clples, hong Pnr. ly Vegetable, nnd havii'i
. tue l its rll':ci y on thousand, for upwards ot 1-i
: v. nrs. and to his knowb due when taken srrict'v ae
I cording to dliections, llirle h i- mil In en one fa lore.
I I'niler such cir.'limstaiif r I reeomiuend It 10 the
' pul. he, adding a ccriiuvuU in supp.irt of my a-ser-I
lion.
i I. J.hn Burns, d i ee.llfy ihnt 1 was in the ship
j Tobscco I'l.l't of Phil .deli I is, ('apt. Reed, in
June, 1827, bono I tr, l.iv.'riool , took Ihe fever
and nuue anil laid in l.ivij -..l some I'ine nuilei
' the ilocmi's hnn.ls, went t ool t'-cte ta L'nUtmoie,
; lay in the Infirmary for lour or five wnks f.om
thence In Philadelphia; was six nn-nth under Dr.
Coal; fi.mi thrnee to New Yi rk wnil tn ll e
i Hospital, remain, d there nboiit f nr vv. eks w ill. out
I nnv iclief tiled every thing without nv benefit.
' lot five year. He.inug of Canfell's Ague Mil
' ime (loin fi ei d, I went lo his stnr- told him
' w ' fl,f,,', Bn'' ' '""""'"
. (lgii ;, .pr li, , mng. , u,e , ,rr.
, (rrl n , hnvf . hJ he lu,I( M, rt.
I do with confidence recommend ii to the public,
john m:i;.s.
McclU-alrtl Syrup of Sai -K.tparllla.
rh.l.d. Iphia, April 10th, ls4t.
Mr. 'uii-i A. t:v tbll,
Dt ar ir, Having be. n Mffiic'ed for upwanL of
two 5 ears with ulceration of the ihr.ial, .le-tro)i -g
the w hole of die soft palate, then llnough the upper
part i f mv m-uilh into mv nose, from whic'i sever
nl pieces i.f bin e came out, wh'ch parlially de-lioy-ed
my speech, ihrouuh a kind Providence und y..ur
Med.rnied Syrup ol Sara ipa'iil , I am now le-tor. d
lo pei I', cl lie .lib, and my siuht, w Inch wa so much
impair, d, is as strong as win n boy.
1 thought ll a duly I ow d to you auJ those siiui-
larly atl'cctt d, lo make it public.
Vuuis, R. pecfully,
SAM1EL KIRK,
Cori.rr i f Tenth and lai n Sticil.
a
I, Ga'-ril J.-nston, No. ti Reck Im Street, do rrr
t.fv thai my wife, Jane, was afllicied lor two year
w'uli llhcuiiive in. arid at la t was rnnn-ly di-1 led,
so that she wts ..bbgeil to he cnnfioed to I" d , hrai
ing i f Csnt ell's MeU. ted Syiup of Sui iparilln,
or Anti Scot. u'ic Syiup, I pr.auiei four b.-tlbs.
which completely removed nil her pains and still
iievs from her limb; two in. re hollies made a per
le. t cure. Si e is now able lo mtend in bet house
hold dnti.a as usual. CADRII. JONS fON.
Philadelphia, Jan. 22J. 1814.
fXj Descriptive PamphLts mav be bad of the
agents, (Gratis.) J. W. FItll.l.M!,
Sunhuiy, Nov. 9, 1841. ly Jgent.
"a r ii iri7 & iVo cTa r
WHOLESALTJ & RETAIZs
HAT & CAP MAKUFACTUUURS,
South Kast eornrr of Market and 4th ?.,
riilludelpliln,
HERE they always keep on hand an eiten
' " sive ass.irtmeiit of HATS U CA PS of every
description, got up in the bet and most approved
stj le. Pel, lis dertrou of purchasing supeilor srii
ch on ihe uiosl ieeualle terms, will find it lo
their advantage lo call hi fore making purcbsae
elsewhere.
Philadelphia, Oct. 5lli, 1344. ly
'OAKLEY'S
Dr.I'lllATIVi: SYltl V.
flHE nluab!e properties of Oakley's Pepiim.
1 live Syrup of Hirsaparilla, as s purifier r the
tdood, is so well known to the puhlic grnirslly,
that it is unriecessaiy to ocrnpy much spurs in set
ting forth the advantages to he derived from it
ne ; wherever the medicine has once tieen intro
duced, it lakes precedence over all others : rveiy
onelhot tins taken it, have derived so fiiniil hrne
flcial results from it, that i i recnininended l.y
them with the u'tnost roiifideiice. I'livsiriins of
the highest standing in the profession, preseril-e it j
to patients under their care i containing nothing
del. terious. hut being composed nf the mnsl mild,
yet efficacious vegetable mnlerinls, it is off-red with
confidence, as the rheaiest nnd most efficient pu
rifier of the blond now known. The use nf a few
hollies, especially in the spring months, will be at
tended with s most decided impiovement in the ge
neral strength nf the system, eradicaiing any seeds
nf diaeae that may have been generated, besides
giving health nnd vigor to Ihe body. For the cure
of Scrofula or Kings Kvil, Rheumatism. Tetter,
Pimples or riuptions of the Skin, While Swelling,
F.lula. Chronic Cough Asth.ns, e. The nu
merous ceriificn'es in the possession of the sul sen
I er and his ngents, fium physicians and nihers, are
sufficient to convince the most skeptical nf its su
periority over all prep araii. ins nf H us .parill.i.
S.hl whole-ale nnd retail, lv the proprietor,
nF.OKCE . OAKLLV, Noiih ftth stie.l. Rea
ding, D- iks Cofcii'y, nnd to be had nf the following
prisons :
I Northumberland County. II. 11. Mnssv,
Snnbury ; LelandtV Mxel, McKwensvilfe ; l
Krnus. r. Milton.
hi Union County. J. fjenrhart, Sclinsprove;
A tillll lllis, Mlfllml'llrg.
In Columbia County. R. W. McCay, Wash
iugtoii.
Rending. Man h I t. 181:1.
Mn. OiKt.tr: I believe il the ntv of every
one to do whatever in ihi ir power I ie", for the b nr.
tit of tin ir t. l!ow ma. i, and having had pn-i ive
pionfin mv own fnmdy. of Ihe won leiful properties
of your Depiiriiite Syrup of Sarsapirilli, I m si
Coiiseicntioii.lv rei I'rni.'iend il to ihe nfllleted. Wr
had the ni:-f utiine t i tl.sr two of our children, hv
the brenkuii nut of ulcerous sores thai coveted the
face, beiid nnd i.etk, although we b ul some el iln
mot cienlifie plivsicinns In attend ill - in and ha. I
tiied nil Ihe known leir.edics, including Swaiie.'s
I'nnnc. a, withnjt nv.iil. Another ut n-y children
wa anarke-l in the same mariner, I er luce m .1
neek wa corrip'etely e.ivered; the d.schirgr vva so
olleiisive, nnd the disease nt such a he'ght, ll.at we
despaired nf her life. Seeing the woiidi iful ellerls
of our Drpurative S nip ,( S osapari 1 1, w e wi ie
indiiei d to make trial of il. n the la-t n s .rl ; il
need like a cV arm; the n'ce rs ceinmenci d henliug
imnie. Lately, a f i w bolt'es enlilely K-l.ui-il,!i,r hi
her health, which she h.sci.j.ivid nii'.uleriuptediv
ever since As a puiilirr ol Ihe h!o. d, I vtrdy bi
litve it has not its eipinl.
JOHN MOYER. T.ilor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
D.mgl issville, AprillSih, la4:t.
Ma. OvKi.r.t: My s..n Edmiuid Leaf. I ad the .
scrofula in the most dn-adiul and distressing man- '
ner for three year, during wh;eh time he was de- j
piivej of Ihe use nf his limb, hi- be.nl and lin k '
weie covered with ulcer. We tried nil ihe dilV.-r- .
entremediia, but to no i IT. ct, until recninmi ruled
I y Dr. Johnson of Nonislown. and also Dr. La ic .
lll.-sti r, ot Reading. I.i use your Depurativu Syiup
of S.irgiparilla, of which I oblnincd sevei.il h.mles. j
the use of w hich d'ove tlie di-ea-e euliu ly out of .
hi system, the gore healed up, nnd the child was 1
restored to prrfeel h.-jhh, which be ha- enjoved
iiliinleriiiple.lly ev. r since, lo the n-t- iiibhniein of
many peisons who seen bim du.ing bis affliction. !
I hsve thnuiihl il mv duly, and send y..u this ceiti.
ficate thit others who luvea like sfilielion in the
f inily may know where to obtain so valuable a j
medi. ine. Yours truly.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept. 10, sn ly
'Bo Country 3.U rcliniil.
lioots, Sliocs, Tjotitif'ts, I.i'gliiirn anil
I'aliu Leaf Hals.
C. Y. vv I.. H. TAYI.OH, !
at the S. .'. enrntr of Mirl.il an. I l'tlth Sts , '
FI'ER for rue an iitcnsive se-oiiineiit of the
v al'ov t-ai'.c I. , all of w huh ihi y sill at unusual- I
ly low puces, und pailieul.ilv inv.te the at tint loll
ol l-uveis visiting the ciiv, to nn 1 1 iininati .n of
ibeii stoik. O. W. A L. Ii. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, May 25, tS 14. I v
4 oimtt'i rt'ltfi'
DEATH BLOW. ;
'Phe pu -lie will please observe thnl no ltrandielh ,
Pills are genuine, unless the box lias three li
bel upon it, Uhe top, the fide and Ihe bottom)
esch containing a facsimile signature of my hand
writing, thus li. liii tviihiiTii, M. D. These la.
bel aie rngr-ived on steel, beautifully desitiued,
and done at an expense of over 2.i'0. Therefoie
it will be seen that the only thing necesny lo pro- '
Hire the medicine in it purity, i to observe these
labels.
Remember the lop, the side, and the bottom.
The follow ing respective M-r.iu are duly aulh. ri
(ed, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale of llrundrtth't Vegetable Vnicrrsal
Pills. -
Noilhiiri.heilai .1 county : Milton M.iekry A
Chambeilin. Suiibuiy II. D. Masrer. M'Ksn.s
ville Itel in.liV Mem II. .oiilium eilnuJ V in.
Forsyth, (ieortitown J. & J. Walls.
I'nion C .uiily : New Berlin .Bogar & W'ii
ter. Selinsrovc t ieorge (iundium. Mid. He
burg Isaac Smith. Heaver'own David Mulder.
Adainshurg - Wni. J. Mav. M itHilishuiu Menscl.
iV Hay. Haitleton Darnel Long. Preehurg
F.tJ. Mover. I.ewisburg Walls & (treen.
Columbia county : Danville E. II. Reynolds
V Co. Berwick -shuinan .V. It Henhouse. Ca'
lawis ('. li. Brohts. Blooinsliurg John R.
Moyer. Jeisey Town Levi Hil. Washington
Roht. Mi Cay. Limestone Hall'-i z MsNich.
Observe ihnt enrh A sent has an Eugrav.-d t .'ir
'ilicate of Agency, ronlaiiiiiig a icpies. ntalion id
tr BRAN DRETH'S Manufaclorv at sing Smp, '
and upon which w ill also tie seen exact copies ol
ihe new labels now used upon the Itroiulnih Pill
Uuxis.
Philadelphia, o.Tice No. 8. Ninth Rih street.
D. DRANDRETH.M. 1)
June 24th, 1H43. j
.r'I'I'V l.l'IIV I'l'I 'U I." 4 1'"I'1IV I
v. i s ist.vaaw-isia . v. w.v , ,
AMD PHIVATB SALES ROOMS, J
Nos. y$ and 31 North Third Street, j
Near the City Hotel, ,
PHILADELPHIA. I
Ct:. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in-
vile the attention of person desirous of pur- j
chasing puiniluie. In hi rxtensive Sales R.Mims,
(both public and Pnvale,) for every description of
Household Furuituie, where can he obtained at all
lime, a Urge assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Deds, Mallrasses,
4r at very reduced prictv, for caah. '
Sales by Auction, twice week.
May 'i'ilb, 1843. I y
ROSE OINTMENT
roil ti:tteu.
niNowoniM.i, rivtPi.Ka on tiik fait, and other
M'TANrorsi rRCITIONSl.
fjj The following errfijirn'e dmcrihtt one of lh
most rxtraurdiuury eurtl eter effected by any
application.
Pmt.AnM.MiiA. Fehrnary 10. 18H8.
'H'OH twenty years I wss severely sillirt. d with
- Ttthi on the Face and Mend; the disease
commenced when I was seventeen years old, and!
continued until the pall of 183(1, vmving in vnv
lem e.hiil without ever disappearing. During most
of tir,1P gTr;it of my'f,.rr. was enven d wilt
the eruption, frequently aitended w-'Hh vin'ent ilrh
ing; mv head swelled nt limes until it Mt a if it
would burst the swelling w as so g-eat, that ) ffwi'.?
scarcely pet mv hat on. During the long periojH
that I was nfTlicte.1 wph the disense, I used a f9
many n plication, (among them several celebrated
prepaiation) e w. II ns taking inward remedies,
inelndinga number of b-.ttle of Rival m' Panaera,
Extract of Sarsnpurilh, tic. In fact, it would bn
impo-sible to enumerate nil the medicines I used.
1 wns nKo niidet the c ue of two of ihe most dis
tinguished physicians of thi ciiv, but without n
1 ceiviug much benefit, ami I d.-spairnl of ever being
curul. In Ihe fill ul A.V, the d'sei,e :it the lima
heirg very violent, 1 coinnieuced using the Rune
Ointment, (prepared hv Vatican Davis.) In
, a few n plications the violent itching cea-ed, the
swelling abated, the i rn- ti .n lieg an to disappear,
and before I h id used .s jar the di ease w as enlitely
cmed. Ii has now been nearly n y.nr nnd t half
since, nnd there is no n vestige of the d seae re-
I innii'iue. except ihe se irs from (he deep pits formed
by the .Ii-. h"c. It is iiu;. ssible for me to describe
in a irrtifiente the severity of the disease and my
snlf. ring, but I will be pie .sed to give a fuller nc-
. count to any pcr-on wanting further satisfaction,
, who will call on me. At tho lime I co.nmencej
using the R.-se Oiuiim nt I would hnve given hirn-
I du ds nf do bus to be rid of the disense. Since u
sing it. I have recommended it to -ever il arsons,
(imiong them my lumber, who had the disease bad
ly on bet a-m.) who w. re a I cured by it.
JXMES DIIKNELL, No. ISC, R ice St.
If7' The Ruse Ointment is pi, -pared by E. B.
( Vntuhnn. Soli h East oorner of Tlnrd and Race
site. t. Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sunhu-
i ry. b H. D. MASSER,
May Ijtb, IS 1.1. Ajrnt.
liosv rt:.i!ic6:t, flcs' 'i'tltev
1 A I'liUUl' OF ITS F.EFICACy.'.
I'll I L in i.phi a. May 27l!i. I8U!..
1 rPllIS is to Certify ll at I was si vrrely ,illl c(e I
1 wiih Teller in the hands and f. et for upw .rds.
' of forty Jems ; Ihe disease was ntleiided generally
; Willi vio'i'tit itchiiij and swelling. I ..ppbed to l
i iimb. r of hv sici ns, und usi d a gn at inai.y i.pph-ca-ioi.s
will, ..ul idi-.tiiig a cure. Aloul ay.ar
, since, I nppoed ll e If.ise Oiiitiucnt, which entirely
stopped ihe itr-lunj.aiid a fnv app!icali..is iioiiie.li
'ntelvcurid the ilis, ase. which there 1, a I.i en no
rsiurri of, although I had never been rid of it nt
' nnj time for forty ins, RICHARD SAVAt.E,
Eleventh, bib.w Sp-uce Street.
' tj The Rose t liniment is prepared by E. 11.
! Vniikban, S nilh Ea.-t corner of Third and Race
Siicets, Philadelphia, mid s.-ldon naeney in Sunhu
' ry by H. U. MASS EH,
May MHi, lin. A 'int.
PlEiDXCAX. APPROBATIOIT
UJ the HOSF. OI.TMi:.T,Jor T'thr.
LTill )l II i II die superiority of ihe prepaia't- n
over nil other is fully es'nblishe.l, ihe pr .pre
tors take p, nsure in laying before ihe j.uldie the
loilowinK certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the I'niversiiy ol Peniisv Ivania, Dr.
Baiigh, having found in this .c.lie.lv thin ichef f ,r
a tedious mid di-agieeald.' alTction w hich ihe means
vviihiu the range of Lis prof. s-i .n fiuh-il to allord.
tins not hesiialed to give il his approbati .n, 'illhoilgl
I do
piejiulices noil interests ot thai profession aio
. . pposej lo secret II. -medics.
I Phii.aiti eai , Sept. 19, l-t:tfi.
I I was recently limibb d w itl a tedious herpetic
i I rii.ii..i. w hich cove.e I nearly one si 'e of my f .ce,
) and extended over ibr ear. Mr. Vuuahao. proprie
lot of Ihe Iiose Dinlmei.t. obseiving my fa.-e, inis
led on mv living his preparation, ol which he h.m-
ile.l toe ajar. A lin.uh ill eoiiliuon with ihe mem
beis ol my profession, I iliscoiiuieninre nd 1 1 i s a
prove ol the numerous nosir-jm palmed upon tho
public by ijnoi ml pn ten.b rs, I feel in jiis:ice bound
lo cxei pi the Rose Oiulini nl fiom ihui ela-s of me
d.cinis. and to iive it my approbation, a it entire
ly lined the eruption, although It ll -d resisted the
usu.l appbciitions. DAN I. li A I 'OH. M. D.
) The Rose llintmeit is pieparnl by E. V,,
Yaubati, Sooth East corner ol Third ai.d R-ieo
Siiect. Philadelphia, and sold oiingmcv in Sun
I'Uiy. by . j. MANSER.
May 14th, IM:t. .47,7.
la m CD .033 :a:
i'orm r ot T't'dl nod Vinr Struts,
WIXaTjIAMUrOUT, PA.
npiIE snbsfriber r. sj eclfully announce tithe:
k public, thnl he h .s opened a Hotel in iln- coin,
rniidious biiek buildino s loite on the comer of
'I bird and Pine streets, where he w-dl be happy to
wait np..i those who mav favor him wit'i their
company. The Facte llolcl is large ami c..iveni.
em, and furnished in the be I m l.tcin si- le. i isi
pr..vuh d wilti a lame niiinber of well aiied nnd
eomfi.rtable sleeping nparlmenls, rooms, privalo
.nilors, A e. Persons visiting Wilbnmsport nn bu
siness or plea-ure, may rest as nr. d that every ex
en inn will le used to renter 'heir soj unri at tho
-Eagle Hot. I" pleasant and agreeable. HisTal-l.i
"'ill be supplied wild the v. ry b-si the rn i.kct af
fords, and Ins bar wiih the c!. nicest wines and other
ll -piors i barge re sonalle. 'Ihe Eajle Il.iiil
possehsr greater advaninges in point i f local i.ni
than any othel s.inil.o eslablihnient i'i the borough,
bring situate in the business part of the town, and
will. in a Convenient di t nice of the Court Houhu
and Willisiusporl and I'lnura Rail l.'o.d D put.
SnlV.eieiit Siablmg provided, and g.aad and trusty
oslteis nlway in iittelldaii. e.
Attentive, accommodating and hnne-t Servant
have been iinplovrd. and nothing left undone that
will add lo the loinfoil and accomm.idaiion of hi
gue-ts.
There w ill be n carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to aud from
the House, free id chaise,
CHARLES BORROWS.
May 1 ltd, 112. If
Jlichat'l Weaver V oii,
ROrE MAUERS & SHir CHANDLERS.
So. Ill AnrA Water Street. Philndi Iphia.
A l. cous'antly on hand, a general assort
menl of Cordage, Seme Twine, Vc, vix :
i ai d Rupee, Fishing Hopes, While Holies, tanil
la Ropes, Tow Line lor Cunal Boats. Also, a
complete ass.utinent nf Seine Twines, Ac, such a
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Beit Patent tiill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and llening Twine, Shoe
Thread, &c. Ac. Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
Halters, Trace, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chain,
Ac. all of which they will dispose of on reasonable
temi.
Philadelphia, November 13, IN42. ly.
s v j: u i xcrcuOi T&r i d
No. 13S Market Street, riiiladelpliia.
INVITE the attention nf Country Merchant
to their extensive assortment of British French
aud American Dry liood, which they offer forla
on Ihe mn reaaiable term.
Philadelphia, Novembetr 13, 1845. ly.
t